St Philip's Church, Kelsall

KELSALL, UNITED KINGDOM

St Philip’s Church

An active Anglican parish church in the village of Kelsall, Cheshire, serving the Chester diocese and recognized as a Grade II listed building.

At a glance

St Philip’s Church stands in Kelsall, a village in Cheshire. It remains in active use as an Anglican parish church, integrated into the ecclesiastical structure of Chester diocese.

History

The church is part of Kelsall’s heritage and continues to serve its parish community. Further details about its founding and development are available in specialized sources.

What you see

St Philip’s is designated Grade II on the National Heritage List for England, indicating architectural and historical interest. The structure reflects its status as a heritage building of regional significance.

Cultural significance

The church represents continuity of Anglican worship in rural Cheshire and exemplifies the community institutions that characterize English villages. Its Grade II listing acknowledges its contribution to the architectural heritage of the region.

Key facts

Location: Kelsall, Cheshire, United Kingdom
Coordinates: 53.2081, -2.7115
Heritage designation: Grade II listed building (National Heritage List for England)
Ecclesiastical jurisdiction: Diocese of Chester, Archdeaconry of Chester, Deanery of Chester
Current use: Active Anglican parish church

Practical information & getting there

You can find St Philip’s Church in the village of Kelsall in Cheshire. As an active parish church, visiting hours and services are available through local diocesan information and the church community.

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St Philip’s Church, Kelsall